Explore destinations across Türkiye, with guides to planning trips and discovering places as an expatriate or visitor.
The Çanakkale Guide Laying on the southern coast of the Dardanelles Strait in Turkey’s northwest, Çanakkale is a city that straddles two continents – Europe and Asia – much like Istanbul. Although it is mostly known for being the battleground of many course-changing wars and having a history that spans...
Traveling within Turkey is more manageable and more affordable, and comfortable than most countries. In this article, you will find the most comprehensive and up-to-date information about traveling in Turkey by bus, plane, and train, as well as the websites and ticket search engine platforms you can safely...
Discover the beauty and ease of getting married in Turkey. Enjoy idyllic locations and straightforward procedures for all couples.
Turkey's Black Sea region is not the most popular choice for foreign tourists who travel to Turkey. It is largely overshadowed by hotpots like Istanbul and Antalya, the two cities that comprise the largest percentage of Turkey's overall tourism. Although local tourists primarily visit the Black...
Anatolia is a land that has been called home by countless civilizations, which have left their marks on this soil throughout the centuries. Every nook and corner of the country abounds in ancient sites and astounding historical landmarks. In the middle, central Anatolia takes us back to the ancient ages,...
The ancient city of Ephesus (Efes in Turkish) is undoubtedly the most renowned historical attraction in Turkey. Itis situated within the colorful seaside city of Izmir on the west coast of the country. Added to UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites List in 2015, Ephesus hosts thousands of visitors every day...
Among over 150 countries around the world, Turkey is the seventh-best place for expatriates to live and work, according to a new survey. More than 18,000 expats living in 163 countries were surveyed on their adopted countries' cultural, political, economic conditions by HSBC bank's Expat...
